we already know that hutaree members spoke an unknown language. eight alleged members of the group pleaded not guilty to charges of plotting attacks on police officers. well the ink on the new health care law is barely dry, already republican attorneys general in 15 states are challenging the legislation. the chief legal claim, the so-called individual mandate that requires everybody to buy health care or face fines. they say it's unconstitutional. well, is it? joining us to discuss the multiimpact of this lawsuit. jonathan curley, he's a law professor in george washington university in d.c. he's written extensively about constitutional law. onthan, thanks for being with us. >> hi, john. you. >> you say in a column published in "usa today," that this individual mandate is the biggest challenge to state's rights in history. how so? >> i think this is really a